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    THE TROPICAL PERMACULTURE GUIDEBOOK

    Oct 11, 2018 2 minutes
    Words and photos by Lachlan McKenzie and Greg Knibbs

    We are very conscious that climate change will hit the tropics, and especially the most vulnerable, very hard. The aim of the Tropical Permaculture Guidebook (TPGB) is to be part of simultaneously creating lifestyles that contribute to environmental regeneration rather than climate change and degradation and provide resilience and proactive adaptability in facing current challenges.

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